Can i get a document or copy of the document that i singed back from the person/office with a affidavit?
If the office is a governmental one, there is a public documents law and any paperwork held by a public agency is open to public and there must be only a reasonable cost to copy it. $300 is not likely to be reasonable. $1 would be reasonable. Fill out a demand letter for the document based upon public documents law. There is federal law and usually state law as well. If the place that has this is private, then there is no public document law that can intervene. Good luck.
There are lots of ways to get a document scanned!Do it on your phone. There are lots of great phone apps for taking a picture of a document and turning it in to a reasonably good quality document.Find a local store that will do it. Fedex Kinkos, Staples, or a print shop can do the job just fine.Use an All-In-One printer/scanner. You may not have realized that you already have a scanner attached to your printer. These scanners are generally a little less performant, but perfectly capable for scanning at low volumes.Buy a dedicated scanner. If you think that you’re going to have ongoing scanning needs it could be worth purchasing a scanner. You can easily purchase these second hand, since they haven’t changed in performance dramatically over the past 10 years.
Document review also known as doc review is the process whereby each party to a case sorts through and analyzes the documents and data they possess to determine which are sensitive or otherwise relevant to the case. Document review that requires legal analysis typically is done by licensed attorneys. In the age of e-discovery, document review is usually performed by electronic means. Document review is the process of reviewing documents for privilege and relevance.
What is your first impression of Serbia and its people based on your knowledge of the area?
Victims with a memory i study History especially WW2 and i Know about these 2 places of Terror that we Must Never Forget Sajmište concentration camp Jasenovac concentration camp Serbs constituted the absolute majority of inmates in Jasenovac. In several instances, inmates were immediately killed for confessing their Serbian ethnicity and most considered it to be the reason for their imprisonment. The Serbs were predominantly brought from the Kozara region, where the Ustasa captured areas along with partisan guerrillas. These were brought to camp without sentence, almost destined to immediate liquidation, accelerated via use of a machine-gun. Estimated deaths of Serb inmates range up to over 700,000 depending on sources. the Figure does not really matter the question I still support my answer the Serbs were victims with a memory who later were Blamed because it was time for pay back
ISO document control?
My company is implementing the document control system for ISO 9001 and 13485. Our current document control system is structured as follows: (1) Controlled copies: All controlled copies are hard copies with a red stamp on them. They are kept in binders that are stored in each functional area. (2) Uncontrolled copies: All uncontrolled copies are PDF files that are stored at a shared Intranet location. If needed, individual worker can download those uncontrolled copies directly from the Intranet location. All uncontrolled PDF files have printed notes (at the bottom of the document) stating that they are uncontrolled copies. However, the current system has the problem of allowing workers to download the 'uncontrolled copies' directly by themselves. As a result, my company is considering the following modification: (1) Remove and eliminate all the hard copies from all functional areas. (2) On the Intranet location, we will store all controlled copies as PDF files. On the bottom of those soft documents, we will specify as they are 'controlled copies' Does the new document control scheme specified above follow ISO 9001 and 13485 standard? Are they compliant with all FDA and government regulations? Thank you in advance for your valuable inputs.
Judging people is innate survival instinct. We all do it, because we are hardwired to do. Problem is not in the process of making a judgment itself, after all its a decision making process, problem is in the wrong assumptions we make about people, as a result of our fears and or desires. They can lead to what we consider bad behavior.Off course when you see someone you can’t always have all the information you need on them, so we judge people on first impression, which is often wrong but we have not much else to go on.If we know someone who has different value system than ourselves and we are way past first impression but we still judge them, its a good way to examine ourselves more deeply. In other words, your perception of me is a reflection of you. My reaction to you is an awareness of me.So if you feel that there is a good reason you are making a judgment, a decision about someone, but the society says its wrong, than its a good opportunity to think about what it means on a deeper level.Maybe society is wrong. Maybe your community and or culture or religion is wrong. Maybe their values are outdated and yours are not. But most importunately ask yourself is the judgments you are making, pushing you to be bitter or better? Based on that answer, you should know what to do next. And who to listen to you. Your gut feeling or society, community, religion norm?
Document review is the process in legal industry where each party reviews documents for relevance. The main objective of document review is to analyze documents and decide whether or not they're "responsive" or "non-responsive" as they relate to a specific legal case or dilemma.Essentially, initial level of document review is recognition phase where attorneys or lawyers study the relevance and/or responsiveness of documents, using information about the evidence of the case as well as issues of law. Second steps of document review evaluate whether a document is privileged and may be either withheld from production or redacted for content. The actual review of the documents is completed either electronically or manually.Review is often conducted by a group of people, commonly referred to as a review team, comprising different levels of attorneys and other legal professionals. Most legal experts advocate taking a systematic approach to document review that accounts for the following considerations: Underlying Case Information, Case Strategy, Document Tagging, Efficiency, and Quality Control.Document review is most labour-intensive and expensive stage of legal work .Generally For corporate litigants, document review is typically handled by outside resources, such as legal process outsourcing Companies. Because Review is time consuming and demanding of resources and internal legal departments are usually difficult to handle in-house Due to this Companies prefer to outsource the Document review service from reliable company for more positive outcome.
What areas of Texas have the most land?
mostly in the rural areas .
Where in Los Angeles area can I find out if a hand typed document, signed and dated is binding in a court of law ?
e is an idiot.....what he is talking about is a verbal rental agreement....lets say , the rental contract says you must give 2 weeks notice to move....great...you have a one year lease for a thousand dollars a month...you don't give notice to move the last month..great..you have no lease after a year...you didn't give notice to move ..you stay for free..what a moron...there is a clause that must be in writing in rental leases...if as part of the rent you are required to cut the grass....not only the maintenance part must be in writing but you also must get something of value for cutting the grass...as an example it must say something like rent is 1100 per month....you get to take a hundred buck a month off rent for cutting the grass....even though the going rate for rent is a thousand....that would be a required term of a contract...you are not specific...what you say is fine...verbal is fine...hand written on a napkin is fine...the terms is what is important...something in exchange for something is what makes it a contract...landlord/tenant contract...in exchange for money you can live in my property